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baseball Yesterday.

st Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis i 0 0 > 2 2 0 0 o.
ithlciics. .....2 01 5000 o II
Iaso-hits Cincinnatis, II; Athletics,
II. Trrors: Cincinnatis, 5; Athletic, ..
At Washington:
WashinGtons. L 0 3 l o 0 o.
Cbicagos. 3 o , 900 Ks
Rasc-hits: Washingtons, 10; Chica-
COS, 9. Errors Washingtons, 6 ; Chi
cages. 6. Batteries: Shaw and Giiligan;
Van Haltrep, Darling, and Daley.
1t Philadelphia:
Philadelphias. 0 0 0 0 , 3 > O-lI
Indianapolis 90 0 0 3 0 O. )
iaso-hits: Philadelphias, lG; India
napolis. IL. Errors Pbiladelphiis, Il;
Indianapolis, 8. Batteries: Burlington
and Clements Morrison aud Arundel.
st Louisville
Iouisvilles......2 0OOO1O Ks
Mctropolitans.. o l 5000 0 o.
Rase-iits: Louisyillcs, l.; Metro
politans. Q. Errors Louisville, ) !;
Motropolitans, 3.
At St. Louis:
st. Louis. . 8 0001 90 ! o. )
ErooLlyns o 0 2 03 o X Z
Basc-hits IT. Louis, 10 Brook.yns,
1G. Errors: st. Louis, ! Brooklyus, o.
At New York:
New Yorl,s..1 OIL 20 200 o. 6
Fittslurghs..O 0 0 . , II 0 % x-l5
Base.hits: New Yorks, II; Pitts
burghs. 20. Errors New Yorks, 8 /;
Pittsburgls. l. Batteries Sworbach,
O'Romkc, and Deasley; Calvin and
Miller.
At Boston:
Detroits.....1 o 0 o 0 o O. }
Base-hits: Rostons, % Detrolts. H..
Errors: Rostons, , DetrOits, &. Bat
t,,;cs Radbourn and Daily; Baldwin
and CANCEL.
It Cleveland:
Clevelands. o 90 90 90 o. |
Baltimores. @ 0 2 . 0 o 0 x .
B@e-hits: Clevelands, 10; Balti-
morcs, Is. Errors: Cleyelands,
BvltimOres. >.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
RERIIN's BIDGEr.
what il Said About Ferdinand's
EIeciion-SuDpTess the
French Language.

fBy Angio-American cable to the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, July 12.-Emperor William
will arrive at Gastein Monday next.
There Emperor Francis Joseph will
meet him on the 2ith instant. Until
tits meeting of the Emperors thepoilcy
to he adopted in regard to the election
of Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha to be Prince of Bulgaria will
not lie determined. The present ten
per Of the German Court is against the
election OF CobIrger.
The North German Gaeeife, organ
of Bismarck, in an article which is re-
garded as inspired, maintains that Fer
dinand is 4 German and not an Austrian
Prince. Ii denies that Ferdinand re-
ceiyed permission OF Ernst H., reign.
ing Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, to ac-
cept the crown OF Bulgaria.
The Rorsene Courier has telegram
from Coburg which states that Duke
Ernst insists that Prince Ferdinand
shall not accept the proffered crown.
The O6iciCi Gazette, OF Reichsland,
publishes an edict which requires that
after the close of the present year the
use of the French language in Judicial
pleadings shall be suppressed. The
edict also provides that the use OF
French in Judicial documents shall be
suppressed at the close OF the year
1858. The edict applies to Metz and
other tribunals OF commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
saw in oeueral Boulanger not a

saw in General Boulanger not q
deliyerer. but n man who was at
tackled by the German press ma
French Conservatives. His popularity
was that which the Chamber should
have had had it resolutely entered upon
the work OF reform. Public opinion
was being misled. Leaders were needed
whose motto wss Forward, VINO were
for the republic against the monarchy:
In conclusion N. Clemenceau said that
be was not able TO understand why
there were Boulangists and anti-bou-
langists. General Boulanger was now
in his proper position and where he
ought 10 remain.
NJ. Laisant. amid a great uproar,
tried To defend General Boulanger.
lie said that the Cabinet was consti-
tuted under foreign pressure.
This assertion brought the Premier
lRouyier) to his feet and threatening to
leave the Chamber unless the President
called VI. Laisant to order, which was
done.
NJ. Rouvier then replied to VI. Gle
l4A llAt4 u. III 0dANi III INV
Government was still DESTROYS OF hlv-
ing the Republican majority, but the
Right had assisted in solving many
questions. and while he would not ASK
their support he would not consider
them enemies. In conclusion Minister
Rouvier declared that if 300 Republic
cans voted against him the Ministry
would resign.
NJ. Floquet to-day rendered his resi5-
nation as president Of the Chamber OF
Deputies. The chamber by unanI'
nous vote refused to accept the resig-
nation. and later NJ. Floquet withdrew
his resignation.
The newspapers here agree that VI.
Rouyier's pluck has secured for the
Cabinet a new lease of life.
NJ Cassagnac advises all who can to
leave raris Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

barrel-the last one entered in
1894. which at that time contained
A Rallons-npon regauging was found
TO contain "a gallons. The company
hes employed Green Il. Raum, ex-com.
missioner OF internal revenue, as their
attorney. He was in Frankfort last
week and took dispositions of Govern
mont employees who have been at work
in the distillery. II is found that the
coopers, whose business is to look after
leaks and repair bad cooperage, had
frequently been locked up in the ware
house for hours at time, and that a
syphont-bucket had been found in one
Of the warehouses. Local distilleries,
as well as proprietors, claim that the
excessive shortage of 10000 gallons
could not have been caused by equal
izinc, but was simply stolen. The pro-
prietors will lose by the affair about
S7!.Cl0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

NROUGHTY.-Died. July Il. 1851, o. th0
residence If her pareuts, No. l0i Dennis sire q,
Miss MARY V. ESROUGHrY, in tho twonty-
first ye8r Of her age.
The funeral viii take place al the above
named residence THIS MORNING At O'ciO *.
Friends and acquaiutances Of tho family are
respectfully Invited b. attend.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
COX.-pied. July IL. 1871, Mt her residence,
No. Maiden lane, az a quarter pas, o'clock
z. NJ, afttra short but painful line -, hr..
ELIZABETH JANE cox. wife Cf the late
J. Cox. in the seventy-thir1 year Of her age.
She leaves ole son to mourn his loss
The ianeral will take place at her residence
THIS "wednesday EVENING at so O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance u the family re-
specially invited 10 attend without furth n
notice. No flowers
KFSLER.-Died. Monday. July 18th. FREDE-
RICK DEATON. infant son II 2. IA. and Il. G.
Kesler aged one month
Burial at Cak wood yesterday.
LynchbuTg papers please copy.
MILEs-Ded. July i2th, AZ O'Clock a. NJ,
MARY VICAR, infant daughter OF Lewis g
aud Nellie ilasker Miles. aud graudcaugnter
Of {. II. llasser; aged three months ani NJ
teen days.
Funeral services at tho residence, No. GIG
Tpeufy-seyenth street. WEDNESDAY MORN
ING. July 18Th, NJ 9 O'Clock. Friends aud re'a-
tiyes OF tie family Invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Aquatic Sports.

TIl LtIUEiHVH 70 IIIu I'iHiI~1''I'
WORCESTER, Mass, July 12.-Lee,
Hamn, and Teemer won their respec-
tive heats in the races with which the
three days professional regatta at Lake
Quinsicamond opened this afternoon.
There were three heats and three men
in each heat. The course was three
miles. or three fourths OF mile with
three Turns.
The final heat will be rowed by Lee,
Teemer, and Hamm Thursday. The
consolation race occurs the same day.
Tomorrow is the double-scull race
between Teemer and Hamm, Hosmer
and Mckay, and Ross and Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
MORE 0T.Ht.
Noufsc,n telegraph Company The
Navy ard.

&Hsft o. - GCtce IN o4hPtuS - AatN
Hayward.
lCouespondeuco Of the Richmond Disuatchl
JrlY H., 1881
The United Sttcs District Court
Ju1gc H. " Hughes pr,sidins-wa, N
session this morning. aud the case OF
the Southern Telegraph Company was
under consideration. The Court over
ruled the exceptions of Carrin gton S
ADMIN isirtor amt others 10 the report
Of Commissioner Larry of june 2Uth,
end directed decree to be entered de-
clarir dividend If -! per cent. Of
the lolds. and appointed n special
commissioner 10 make the dlydeud.
Hon. John :. Wise, of Richmond, AMI
two New York lawyers were present en-
Gagged IN the case.
". 3. Madgott, of Fairfield, Hyde
county. \. c., was arrested and com
luitt,d 10 Jail to day tor swindhng col
olcd s,orektepcrs IN North Carolina by
representing himself drummer Tor
NJ l.. L. Davis * Co., of this city, and
taking orders for goods and getting
adyahces OF money on the orders Last
winter Madectt was arrested here Tor
swinGling TIE negroes by a bogus IN
sureuce scheme, and served a sentence
OF tbree months m Jail.
A hoard convened at the hayward
tl;s moininc to locate sites for new
faw.mill. pitch. house, and bending
loust latter to shape timber by
steam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
FLVHRY FRANCE.
The Rouianger Sensaiion-Threat'
sned Reclamation OF Ministry.

tBy Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, July 12.-In the course oil
the debate yesterday in the Chamber
of Deputies M. Clemenceau charged
that the Government was in league with
the Conservatives. The Boulanger
question arose during the complete DIS
organization OF the Republican party
He condemned the demonstration IN
favor Of General Boulanger, but ne
added that it was easily explained.
lie people believed that they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
gyoDmOui,I-Para Races


NoEMourH PARK, n. j., July p
Between eight and ten thousand per
sons were at the races to-day.
Firs: mcc-one and one sixteenth
miles Firenza won f.; Bradford second,
BelvidCre third. Time, 1904.
Second race--three quarters OF a
mile-peerless won; Satan second,
Satisfaction third. Time, l:l6!.
Third race-one and a-half miles
Linden won Grimaldi second, Ten
boecker third. Time, 2:34s.
Fourth race-one and one eighth
miles-War Eagle won Himalays sec
ond. To.u third. Time, l:jS.
Filthmce-three quarters Of mile
Young Duke won; Grenadier second,
Freedom third. Time, l:l5. .
HuIdle race-one and one hall
miles alanco won Mentmorc second,
Little Fellow third. Time, 2:j3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
The Great Whiskey Shortage NJ
EFaok fort.
by telegraph to The Dispatch-)

IBy Telegraph % no I'IsP"1VII'I
LEXINGTON. Ky, July l2.-Ihe facts
in the great whiskey shortage at Frank
iolt have just come 10 light. Special
Reyenue.Agents Kellogg and Crawford,
iron Washington. with four United
Suites gaugers, examined every barrel OF
whiskey ia two bonded warehouses OF the
0. i. c. and Carlisle distilleries, located
at Frankfort, Ky., and owned by the +.
II. Taylor Distilling Company. In H.
eco barrels contained therein they
found 4, AGO which had to be regauSed.
Fifty barrels OF that number were al
most entirely empty, while ] 200 were
short from 10 to SO gallons each. One
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
INC RuIgarian Cabinet.

fBy Ango-Ameucan cable 10 Tie D'spa''.'l
TrRsoyA, July l2.-The new Cabinet
for Bulgaria has been formed as tol-
lows NJ. Stoiloli. President OF the
Council and Adinterini Minister OF
Finance NJ. Natchcvlcs, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs NJ. TiehmokaoE
Minister of Public instruction; VI.
Stranskey. Minister of the Interior ;
Major Petroff, Minister OF War. ".
Stoilofl has telegraphed to the projects
Of departments ordering them to re-
lease all political prisoners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Tragedy over u Business Transac'
ton.
fRy telegraph to the DIspatch.l

ATLANTA. July 12.-An Athens dis-
patch to the C0nsfttjOH says tdli
lobe Murray. a member OF the city
ccupcil. shot and killed r. II. Reages
nj a late hour this evenirc. Tn
quarrel srcse out 81 business translc-
ton, in which Murray p1rchasal q
liyery-stable Of ". II. Rcaycs The
latter at once set up his son, T. d..
Reaycs. in the same business in yi)'o
tion-as Murray claimcd--of the con
tr.ct. Tho parties were all OF The
highest responsibility, and great exc.t--
ment prevails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
raiiurc of Drug Importers.

TnmADTLpmA, July 12.-Winthrop
Cunningham & Sons, importers OF
drugs, at No. A. south Front street,
have made I'M assignment for the bene-
fit OF their creditors to Thomas +. Hut
fngton. The failure was somewhat Of
a surprise. as it was though. that the
firm was in g sound financial condition.
No cause is given, and it is said that the
assignment was made to prevent a
Who'll, sale slaughter of merchandise.
The liabilities are not known, but 1t Is
said they are quite large. The New
York branch of the house also assigned
to-day. The firm was supposed to be
worth S4C0, coo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
An old Gracse settled.
Rx ieleeranh % the Dlspach.l

CHICAGO, July 12.-Ihe Times's spe-
cial from Litchtield, KY, says James
Eolcomb and John neeze, farmers,
visited the farm of William Oller and
his son Jake yesterday to settle an old
grudge. They first met Jake and an
nounced their intention to do him up.
Jake's reply was a load of shot In
Deeze's head, killing him instantly.
Holcomb ran. but IN his flight he en-
countered the old man, who had heard
his sons shot, and jumping to the con-
clusion that Bolcomb had killed his
boy he shot Holcomb dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

LoGANsPoRr, I'M, July l2.--At .
o'clock this morning W. A. Garner, a
resident of Royal Centre, in the north
ern part of the county, WIS awakened
by some one cropping around the room.
Seeing form at the window b.
thought it was a burglar and fired nj
It, and body fell. When he got light
he found he bad shot his wife AMI she
WIS daad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
COTTON REtGET
Market quiet.
QUoTATIf rs.
MIpDLING.
RICBEOND TOBACCO MARKET.

july =, M.
II l. natural that there should be something
less doing after two weeks Of heavy Sales bat
in reality the scmi-pausc IN tho outward a.
tiyity Il only showing that the iargos; Hines Of
cheap tobacco have been bought up and hold
ers are now picking over tho remnants atm0ro
leisure. TO-days transactions wore altogether
satisfactory and the market Is very firm and
strong. with good round salos OF Old hllers az
better prices than heretofore. Wrappers ap-
pear quiet. The warehouses are all busy from
early TO late rcsampling and inspecting. To-
day "Wednesday there win DO a sale OF dam
aged tobacco at shOckoe and Crenshaws Ware
house OF Burnley lear FROM Boyds factory lire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Nearly Married 10 the Wrong Wa

Philadelphia North American.l
SQUIRE Bancroft, of Gloucester City.
narrowly escaped making fatal blum
der IN the performance OF a marriage
ceremony Saturday night. An aged
couple called at the Squire S office aud
expressed their desire 10 be made one.
The brides sister had come along 10 act
as bridesmaid. The Judge retired from
LIS courtroom to the barber-snop,
where he carefully made his toilet and
roappoarcd before the blushing trio
Il much handsomer man. during
his absence he had forgotten
which was the bride and which was
the bridesmaid. He did not Ike
to slow his ignorance, so he smiled
upon the couple, and began the cere'
monv. Ha was getting along finely.
and bad reached the question, "Nii
Won take this man to be your welded
husband? 2" when hcfound hehad been
marrying the wrong sister The bride,
WHO had been standing back, stepped
up at this question, and pushing the
bridesmaid to one side, replied that
she would. The Squire was somewhat
GiscOpctrtCd for a moment but he soon
recovered, and beginning the ceremony
anew, he married the right couple.
/" By crackoy," said the squire after
the party left, "but that bridesmaid
had II narrow escape. If she'd said the
word, she'd ha' been that fellow S vile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
che GOhc.I,cG ION %'Tiitc.

TIr-,HrnGH. July 12-Advices from
the coke region state that the strikers
at Jintovn marched down to the works
last night. and 10y firing revolyers int3a
air and otherwise monacing the work
mn frightened number of them
away. The Piukerton men at West
Lciscuring were notified, and detach-
moutof twenty-five armed men was sent
10 guard the works. Everything IS
quiet this morning, and the non-union
men who wcre frightened of have all
returned TO work. The strike Is now
as far from a settlement rs ever The
operators, however, are determined to
resume operations, and new men will be
imported as soon as arrangements can
he made to accommodate them. The
work of cvicting the strikers will now
I've prosecuted with great viGor, rs the
houses viii be needed for the new men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Family htabred She Neck.


10y TTIVEIaPD 10 IHT TI7FaFa
PALA1KA, TIA, July y. William
Mayo, a negro, was fatally stabbed in
the neck THIS evening 10y Frank John
son, another negro, in saloon. One
blow inflicted with a poeket-knife
caused almost instant death. johnson
was auested. Mayo had caused his
discharge from employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
nrotinthr nreast.

In a difficulty at The Narrows, IN
Giles county, between Rehei.Ag
Echo.s. Of tie Norfolk and Western
road. and Rufus Hale, the latter was
shot in the breast, the ball passing
through the left lung. Hale has since
died and Echols is under arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

At a convention of the Democratic
voters of Isle Of Wight county, held at
the Courthouse, e. L. Day was elected
chairman and q. NJ, Cooke secretary;
The following gentlemen were selected
as delegates and alternates to the state
conyertion 10 be held at Roanoke Au-
on,t 4. 1887: Dr. George II. Jordan,
r. +. Poykin, DIR. J. ". Lawson, W.
r Cox. j. {. Goodrich, DIR. Gavin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
FINANCIAL
Few YOxx DALfrH0xt, Azp hloh
nosD STOCK KxcHAxexs
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Ishssss, w.
psntins, Rosin, 1sr, ssf
Peanut Markets
By telegraph TO The Dispssch.l

NEW YORK. July i2.-The Influence OF tpe IN
complete Baltimore aud Ohio deal Nos tne
PRINCIPAL factor In the STOCK market To-Day
The uncertainty attending u reducing tho CON-
mission business 20 the minimum. There was
nOpews Of any important character " sbect
yaiuca the fumors In regard 10 tho baltimore
ard Ohio deal being tho only onos whtfh oo-
tanned listeners. The feeling In the room was
moderately builish sud Tie fluctuations IN
majority Of The stocks traded IN were Wilma
no iarcc Il = per cent The opening was
drli aud steaGy and the general list "a lwel no
clsrrc. aiircucr Wheeling and Lake Erie ana
Louis, lie ard Nashville were strong IN early
trading About two cfths OF The days business
vas ina psacied ia The lrst sour, after wnicb
ne duiness became oppressive, with sbs~
Ia .eiyr n 0vement Ia prices. while the hour
frcu, IL 20 / OClpck was tho duileat seen IN tns
stock Exchange for two years. some little ami
I. alton vas caused later by the weakness IN
leading ard Wheeling and Lake krie, out tnis
,ocp died away and The market closeI cS'
irfrnely dun ard steady. The total sales were
81 coo steres. The final changes In quotations
are ecular and mainly FOR Insignificant ifac-
lions only.
NEW iCKE. July is-t00n.--StocSa duli al'
steady. M1nsy Easy AZ ia5 per cent sN-
chanFe-Ioug. &2A; short iSjk. |oVerh-
meDts dun. -
Erenno.-Exchangc dun and unsettled; ;
long, 1891. short, iS5. Money easy ct 3s 10 o,
closing offered ,. Suh-Irea-ufy balances
Gold, sisG.is5a0O: currency. slS.bl.oW. tow
crrmenis duli: per cents, i.'ss ~ peg cen's'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
sIaiI.storin ia Dakota.

tBy t0legrapl 90 Inc UTspaIH.I
PIERRE, DAN, July IA terrific
tornado and hail.storm passed over tae
northern portion Of Hughes and the
southern portion Of Sulley counties
last night. Stones as large as hens
eggs beat tho crops out OF tune, while
the wind laid houses low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

VAN VERT, o., July 12-Yesterlay
at St. Hepry's, ten miles south OF here,
Casper Link got on a drunken spree
and commenced to insult the Women he
met on the street. The villagen order
al Linn to leave town and undertook to
chase him out OF town. He turned on
them and struck Bernard Brook over
the head with club, crushing in his
skull and killing him instantly. He
then struck Caspar Schneider-Berger,
knocking him insensible and intlicting
injuries which may prove fatal. He
then attempted TO escape, but was ar
rested. and is now in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Two thousand BALES OF Cotton
harmed.
LBy telegraph . the DLspaich.l

CHARLESTON, $. c., July IA fire
at the Pelzier cotton-factory, near
Greenyille, to-day burned 1000 bales
of cotton stored in the warehouse.
Loss, slC0, 600 fully insured. The fac
tory will not stop work. The fire was
caused by lightning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
DIYiucnd Declared.

by iolegraph % Ine Dl5phtoh.I
New YORK. July l2.-The East Ten
nessee directors to-day declared a diy.-
dcnd of 4 per cent on the preferred
stock, payable August lst. This diyl-
depd provides funds for meeting the in
tereet on the Richmond Terminal col
lateral trust bonds due on the SANE
date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Killed on u Trestic.

ny telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHATTASoOGA, July 12.-Slrs. Craig
and her niece, Miss Allie Phillips, were
caught midway on high trestie near
Dalton this morning, and killed by a
train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Out.OGToun People,

drop Julien Binford "a line at 1902 Main
street if you want anything in the way
of good Liquors and Cigars or Toas
and Cofecs-in fact everything usually
kept in a first-class grocery store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Fatal Explosion OF POUder'Ma%n'
linn

. tBy Arglo-AmcrIcan cable to the Dispatoh.l
MAssowAH, July PA gunpowder
magazine exploded here tonight.
Seven Italians were killed and fifteen
severely, and thirty slightly wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Ra1rrMnRR srncK MARKET.
RlCaKOsD STOCK RxCR2btR

BuryoRg. MD. July l2.-Nirginia g., con
now b.. Gs7. do. iOs0s. g. BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
flied Of HIS Injuries.

New Yong, July l2.--Jockey Harris,
who Was hurt at Brighton Beach yes
terdsy, died Of his injuries tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
CHICAGO.

kkViKW OF TIE CHICAUO htKkkt'
CHICAGO, July l2.-inGuences la tho early
main ore was an increase Oh $40 600 bushels OF
wheat On passage 10 European ports Angus
started easier at ss4c.. sold up % s25sc, bat
guiskiy reacted 70 72xc; then sold up 70 ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

IBy Anelo-American cable to the Dispat'h.l
LosDoN, July 12.-The cholera has
broken out in Sardinia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
COBB'S ISLAND
rHg RyGFIA REMOVED TO THIS BEAU
TIFUL ISLE on TIE SEA.
New Management 10 Eosquitoes-A
Wreck and Romantic suicide-rhe
Colbs- Personal, Etc.



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tlyCeia moved TO Com = lSlan" res
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o'cloch The long-iooh'd'ior steam jug
hcariue THIS Gppcilation oi 'he goddess
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